TRIVIAWhile Jocko holds Andrea captive, you can see that
he is reading a DC comic.

SPELLS
USEDFlight: Oh Zephyr Winds Which Blow on High, Lift Me
Now So I Can Fly."

Lightning: "Strike Lightning, and Let
Thy Aim Be True."

Multiplication/Surround: "Trees of
the Forest, I Need Thy Aid, Surround These Men: So They Behave"

GUEST
ARTISTSThis episode of Isis is one of Leigh McCloskey's
(Bill Cody) very first acting credits. Since then, he has
appeared in a multitude of TV shows and movies. He was a series
regular on such shows as Rich Man, Poor Man, Dallas, Santa
Barbara, General Hospital, One Life to Live and The Young
and the Restless. His numerous movie credits include a trio
of teen sex comedies in the '80s (Dirty Laundry, Hamburger,
Fraternity Vacation) and some of the high points of his frequent
guest-starring roles on TV include Love Boat, Fantasy Island,
Babylon 5, JAG and Beverly Hills 90210. For sci-fi
fans, look for Leigh in the "Cruise Ship to the Stars"
episode of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.

James Canning (B.J.) is perhaps best known
for originating the role of Doody in the he stage production
"Grease". He continued to appear sporadically on TV
and in films throughout the 1990s, including such efforts as
M*A*S*H, Hardcastle and McCormick, CHiPs, Dallas, "The
Fog", "Elvis" and "Common Ground."

Philip Bruns (Mr. Evans) has been in demand
as a character both before and after his turn on Isis. Some
of his TV work includes regular roles on Mary Hartman, Mary
Hartman and its sequel, Forever Fernwood. He has also
guested on numerous shows, including Wild, Wild West, Maude,
Kojak, Six Million Dollar Man, Sanford and Son, Barney Miller,
Hill Street Blues, Profiler and Seinfeld, where he
originated the role of Morty Seinfeld. Some of his films include
"The Out-of-Towners", "Harry and Tonto",
"Nickelodeon", "Corvette Summer", "Love
Bites", "Ed", "Coyote Moon" and "Amazon
Women on the Moon", where he featured in a sketch about
a ventriloquist dummy that, although edited out of the theatrical
print, was restored on the TV version and has been included in
the 2003 Special Edition DVD as an extra.

Wayne Storm (Jocko) continued to act into
the 1980s, but his build apparently got him pigeonholed as a
guard/heavy as most of his subsequent roles appear to be guard,
policemen or heavies. He has appeared in the movies "Pink
Cadillac", "Pennies from Heaven" and "Time
After Time" among others. His TV roles include guest shots
on The A-Team, Magnum P.I., The Phoenix, The Incredible Hulk,
The Greatest American Hero, Adam-12 and CHiPs.